2019 NFL MOCK DRAFT
THE MATRICULATOR'S TOP 40 PLAYERS IN THE 2016 DRAFT
THE MATRICULATOR'S TOP 40 PLAYERS IN THE 2014 DRAFT
THE MATRICULATOR'S TOP 32 PLAYERS IN THE 2013 DRAFT
THE MATRICULATOR'S TOP 32 PLAYERS IN THE 2012 DRAFT
THE MATRICULATOR'S TOP 15 PLAYERS IN THE 2011 DRAFT
This Mock Draft is not intended to rank the players based on ability, but will take into account the yearly ineptitude of Daniel Snyder and The Bills Braintrust (yes, that’s an oxymoron) as well as the annual Oakland Raiders dart toss. We also give you the last five picks at the spot, starting with 2010, along with their draft grade. Click Here for Draft Grading System
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Kyler Murray, Oklahoma |
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Arizona Cardinals
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| The Cardinals' new (very young) coach is infatuated with Murray and it appears the Cardinals are going to admit a huge Josh Rosen mistake before we even truly know whether it was a mistake. Arizona is the epicenter of the wild West come draft day. |
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WR
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D.K. Metcalf, Ole Miss
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San Francisco 49ers
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The 49ers were unable to land OBJ and have Marquise Goodwin as their WR1.
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DE |
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Nick Bosa, Ohio State |
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New York Jets
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We aren't big fans of Bosa because like his brother and father before him, he may be more of a headache than his considerable talent is worth.
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DT
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Quinnen Williams, Alabama |
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Oakland Raiders
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| Gruden would be stoked if this guy falls to them. |
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DE |
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Josh Allen, Kentucky |
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Tampa Bay Buccaneers
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| The Buccaneers have had exactly one elite edge rusher in their franchise's history, Simeon Rice. It's time to find number two. |
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QB
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Dwayne Haskins, Ohio State
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New York Giants
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The Giants can't wait to escape the dying embers of Eli Manning's schizophrenic career.
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OT
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Andre Dillard, Washington St.
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Jacksonville Jaguars
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Dillard has been shooting up draft boards, and rightfully so. Adding a premium left tackle would make the rest of the line better.
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DE
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Montez Sweat, Miss St. |
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Detroit Lions
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With Ziggy Ansah likely gone, they get a like-for-like replacement to pair with Trey Flowers.
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DT
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Ed Oliver, Houston
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Buffalo Bills
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Kyle Williams replacement arrives.
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QB
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Drew Lock, Missouri
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Denver Broncos
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Lock is the next in line for the Elway flop.
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LB
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Devin White, LSU
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Cincinnati Bengals
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White looks like a perennial Pro Bowler and he replaces Vontaze Burfict.
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DE |
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Clelin Ferrell, Clemson |
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Green Bay Packers
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The Packers need players who can pressure the quarterback.
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OT
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Jonah Williams, Alabama
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Miami Dolphins
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The Fish are a floundering. Jonah is a whale.
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DT
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Jerry Tillery, Notre Dame
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Atlanta Falcons
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The Falcons need front four help and Tillery is the type of Tarzan prospect they covet.
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WR
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Hakeem Butler, Iowa State
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Washington Redskins
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Butler reminds us of Deandre Hopkins, and the Redskins currently have Darvin Kidsey as a starter on their depth chart.
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DT
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Christian Wilkins, Clemson
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Carolina Panthers
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Vernon Butler has been a bust and the Panthers defensive line is old.
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2ND ROUND
3RD ROUND
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